#Quicktime for toon boom studio 8 update#

This GDB was configured as 'x86_64-linux-gnu'. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later ~$ gdb -args vsedit /home/bryan/Documents/LSmashSource.vpyĬopyright (C) 2015 Free Software Foundation, Inc. (note, the script file was named LSmashSource.vpy, but it was using LWLibavSource as above)

Tried running a gdb test (as cited in that thread) with my own mts clips: Ironically, the downloaded 'sample.m2ts' clip from that post opened just fine with LWLibavSource. Searching for answers I came across this case: Opening Preview, there is brief pause and then VSEditor crashes. Loading a basic VapourSynth script into VSEditor:Ĭlip = (source=r'Path./TestHFG10.mts',fpsnum=30000,fpsden=1001) Which is a bit frustrating, as it was my main reason for wanting to try L-Smash. But I cannot open AVCHD.mts clips from Canon, Panasonic and Sony models at all.

No problem opening native HD AVC (mp4 and mov) clips from various camcorders/DLSR's.

#Quicktime for toon boom studio 8 update#

checkinstall should be smart enough to do the general update tango so that you don't have a spare liblsmash.a without -fPIC laying around, but if you'd rather uninstall first, the command would be sudo apt-get purge lsmash.ĮDIT 2: Also, if you rebuild L-SMASH as shared, the checkinstall command would need the -stripso=yes -addso=yes options added to it.Īnd the good news is I'm now up and running, on Kubuntu 15.10 (AMD 64) at least. You have basically two options here: rebuild it as shared like TheFluff suggested, or rebuild as static but force the use of -fPIC in the CFLAGS (by appending. The problem is that L-SMASH only uses -fPIC when building as a shared library. It's L-SMASH itself that would need to be built shared, not L-SMASH-Works.